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the pairs of sentences below to make one sentence.
Use relative pronouns and appropriate punctuation
as necessary.
(1)
Baseball is very popular in Japan. It is
essentially an American game.
Baseball, which is essentially an American
game, is very popular in Japan.
(2)
My friend David is a lawyer. His mother
is in prison.
My friend David, whose mother is in prison,
is a lawyer.
(3)
I have a fantastic new computer. It cost
more than my car.
I have a fantastic new computer which /
that cost more than my car.
(4) He's going to buy a new car. I think
it's a waste of money.
He's going to buy a new car, which I think
is a waste of money.
(5)
He has a girlfriend. He doesn't really love
her.
He has a girlfriend (who) he doesn't really
love.
(6) That woman has a dog. The dog attacked
me last week.
That's the woman whose dog attacked me last
week.
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